-std=c++11 is probably missing in the C++ command line.
Stéphane
> Le 14 mars 2022 à 16:13, Daniel Chapiro a écrit :
>
> Thanks, Romain! In that case I'll stick to faust2ck for now.
> However, for those who may want to use FaucK, I found a problems with
> Faust.chug (I had posted it in the
Hi Daniel,
Beside the fact that FaucK allows you to do on-the-fly compilation of Faust
programs directly in ChucK, there's no real benefit in terms of using it
vs. faust2ck. It's just more convenient if you need to prototype Faust
programs directly in ChucK. If your Faust program is always the
Thanks, Stéphane! Also, do you know if there any advantage in using FaucK
(Faust.chug) instead of faust2ck? (I don't do on-the-fly Chuck
programming)
On Sun, Mar 13, 2022 at 1:05 PM Stéphane Letz wrote:
> faust2ck is not deprecated AFAICS, but is not automatically installed for
> now, see:
Hi - I have a question for people familiar w/using Faust+Chuck:
In the past I had used faust2ck to combine ChucK and Faust code.
Given I don't do any "on the fly" coding, is there any benefit in using
FaucK instead?
Although the faust2ck src is included within the faust release, "make osx"
makes
